We declared our adoration for citrus colours (orange and yellow (not, may I add necessarily worn together). On shopping around for something in these citrus shades we came across this chic tangerine long sleeved dress by Paul and Joe, helping to confirm that we still approve of the trend.

Some may say it is the era fashion forgot, a decade of designs that are best left in the past. But clearly designers and the high street weren’t listening and we are now facing a 1980’s style revolution. But what should you expect? How about…body-con dresses and skirts, batwings, double skirted dresses, shoulder pads, high top trainers, rara skirts, jerseys,...

It’s no secret that I love Felder Felder. Ever since I discovered the label a couple of seasons ago, I’ve raved and raved about all their collections to anyone who’ll listen. Sitting at their AW08 presentation I fell head over heels for this www.brownsfashion.com

With all the Christmas parties ahead it’s time to ditch your trusty LBD and embrace the new ‘it’ colour, yes I’m talking red! Bold, sexy and conveniently festive red is a glamorous and stylish alternative for this season’s gatherings

Ok, so it’s not the most obvious winter choice - especially in this not-so-lovely weather, but the little white dress will brighten any room and will certainly make one stand out among the little black dress wearers of this season.

On the hunt for a party dress? Head on over to www.my-wardrobe.com for a bargain or two. Our favourite online retailer is offering an exclusive 20% discount off top designer dresses from Malene Birger, See by Chloe, Twenty8Twelve and more. We’ll be picking up the dress above by American Retro. Not a party dress but it’s fabulous for work! Enter dresses20 at the checkout....

Jonathan Saunders is like a fine wine. Yep, that tired old cliché is inescapably apt here. His collections do just keep getting stronger and more striking with age. The riot of colour in his collection for spring/summer 09 Week was mesmerising.

So the party dresses are hitting the shops and it’s time too start thinking about your investment dress for the coming social season. One style that dominated the catwalks and now the high street, is the 1920s inspired flapper dress.

I have a confession, it may shock you, it may even disgust you, but I am afraid it is true. I….. love….. animal prints. Yes, I know, but it’s true, leopard prints, snakeskin, crocodile, even butterfly wings. I really do love a print.

Some dresses are made to be fallen in love with. This Topshop number is one of them. I’m smitten. Covered in bows, navy blue sequins and with a black tulle underskirt to give the skirt extra volume, it really is the stuff of childhood party dress fantasies.